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New program gives North Idaho veterans a chance to share their stories
Oil prices rise and US stocks give back a bit of their record-breaking rally
It’s a turnaround from the last trading day on Wall Street, when stocks soared and oil prices tumbled after Iran said Friday it was reopening the strait to commercial traffic. That enthusiasm vanished quickly after…
Defending champion John Korir breaks Boston Marathon record and Sharon Lokedi also repeats
A year after joining his brother Wesley, the 2012 champion, as the only relatives to win the race, John Korir broke away from the pack as it headed into Heartb…
Median home price declines in Kootenai County
"Historically, interest rates are tied to oil prices so as we see the prices of oil increase, we may see an increase in interest rates," he said. "The rates se…
New shop anchors $2M Kellogg upgrades
More trees for Tubbs
Tubbs Hill Seedling Planting
Bark Beetle Battle
Douglas-fir beetles target larger Douglas-fir and western larch logs greater than 12 inches in diameter. These beetles develop more slowly, but unmanaged logs …
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Why are the compounds in garlic like a Seattle rock band?
Fashion show puts a spring in North Star residents' steps
North Star Senior Living fashion show burst into color on Saturday afternoon.
Commissioner wants more drug dog searches in schools
Kootenai County commissioners appear split on a proposal to give the sheriff’s office discretion to conduct random searches with drug-sniffing dogs in schools …
CDA police chief vote heats up
A divided appointment process has set up a pivotal vote for the Coeur d’Alene City Council, as two competing candidates for police chief, each backed by differ…
Prancing Paws gets all the 'awwws' with canine performers
A little music and a few treats make for a playful, pup-tastic performance. Well, maybe more than a few treats. "Our dogs work for treats," Prancing Paws…
OUR GEM: Tracking phosphorus in lake tributaries to protect Lake Cd’A
Understanding how phosphorus enters and moves through Lake Coeur d'Alene is critical to protecting water quality and managing long-term environmental risks. Ac…
Free trees and more at Arbor Day celebrations
The City of Coeur d'Alene will hold its annual Arbor Day celebration on Friday, April 24 at City Park from 10 am to noon
Today's Ghastly Groaner
Sodium walks into a bar.
Educator earns accolades from local Daughters of the American Revolution
History isn't always the most exciting subject for elementary schoolers. But in Cindy Meyer's class at Northwest Expedition Academy, students slip into the …